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T6 vanman said:
Wow … did anyone else find that unpleasant this morning....
Last couple of parkruns have been around 22 minutes, …. Not today …. at least I can have comfort having beat the 22 pacer
even if I only did 22:48 the moral victory was mine
Yep, was planning a parkrun then a slow 20k straight after, but bailed after parkrun and went for a coffee instead after battling the gales on the home straight. Last couple of parkruns have been around 22 minutes, …. Not today …. at least I can have comfort having beat the 22 pacer
even if I only did 22:48 the moral victory was mine
Evanivitch said:
Halb said:
sky were at our parkrun, don't know why. annoying gets made it start at close to 9:20
99th today
I know Barry Islands warned about professional filming, is there something going on?99th today
I have read when it's due to be broadcast but can't remember when or where I read it - probably someone's blog or FB page.
cslwannabe said:
enjoy your 100th.
Out of interest any PHers anywhere near 500 parkruns?
There are 43 500 club members so far.Out of interest any PHers anywhere near 500 parkruns?
When the first person did 100 (Darren Wood) PSH had a fleece made for him which wouldn't set a precedent because "no one else is ever going to do 100"
He's done some amazing things for running but his ability to predict the future has been pretty poor
I should reach my 250 in march, missing quite a few now s in working abroad and no parkrun the Netherlands yet.
Annoyingly I ordered my purple shirt in XL, and they found they come out bigger than I expected and I should have ordered an L. Need to find someone whos going to order an XL and do an exchange with them.
Annoyingly I ordered my purple shirt in XL, and they found they come out bigger than I expected and I should have ordered an L. Need to find someone whos going to order an XL and do an exchange with them.
smn159 said:
T6 vanman said:
Wow … did anyone else find that unpleasant this morning....
Last couple of parkruns have been around 22 minutes, …. Not today …. at least I can have comfort having beat the 22 pacer
even if I only did 22:48 the moral victory was mine
Yep, was planning a parkrun then a slow 20k straight after, but bailed after parkrun and went for a coffee instead after battling the gales on the home straight. Last couple of parkruns have been around 22 minutes, …. Not today …. at least I can have comfort having beat the 22 pacer
even if I only did 22:48 the moral victory was mine
john2443 said:
Damn, T6 Vanman is ahead of me
Well done on the volunteering (drawer full of virtual 25 shirts!)
Red, Black, Green, Purple & Apricot …. I have a drawer fullWell done on the volunteering (drawer full of virtual 25 shirts!)
Well done John on your total but what about your volunteering output
Many random pre & post event jobs along with pacing equal 131 volunteering sessions
Cybertronian said:
Ran my 289th on Saturday
Still failing to finish in XX:01 to complete "Stopwatch Bingo"...
Well done on the 289 ….. I'm going to have to up my game ….Still failing to finish in XX:01 to complete "Stopwatch Bingo"...
I have a feeling I'm going to be studying my results to see my bingo score
Edited by T6 vanman on Monday 11th February 19:21
T6 vanman said:
I have a feeling I'm going to be studying my results to see my bingo score
The parkrun challenges extension for Google Chrome or Firefox makes it easy for you to identify which times are missing. A friend of mine defied the odds (apparently, 280 or so runs is average/typical to complete the challenge without intentionally doing so) with some 220-230 runs or so. He now feels left out as the rest of our group are all scrambling around for the scraps!Fortunately I'd completed bingo before I knew it existed so never had to stress about it - must be the worst one to try and get, most other challenges you can control, but not bingo.
I'm doing my 250th recorded volunteering on Saturday - I don't bother about recording all of them - as Event Director there are very few weeks that I don't do something even when I run, so I only log them when they need to be on the roster....
...except that as a point of principle the week when I clear the drains by the cafe out of leaf sludge! The council should really do it but they don't and it's less work to do it myself than to send 300 emails nagging them!
I'm doing my 250th recorded volunteering on Saturday - I don't bother about recording all of them - as Event Director there are very few weeks that I don't do something even when I run, so I only log them when they need to be on the roster....
...except that as a point of principle the week when I clear the drains by the cafe out of leaf sludge! The council should really do it but they don't and it's less work to do it myself than to send 300 emails nagging them!
Cybertronian said:
T6 vanman said:
I have a feeling I'm going to be studying my results to see my bingo score
The parkrun challenges extension for Google Chrome or Firefox makes it easy for you to identify which times are missing. A friend of mine defied the odds (apparently, 280 or so runs is average/typical to complete the challenge without intentionally doing so) with some 220-230 runs or so. He now feels left out as the rest of our group are all scrambling around for the scraps!2 bingo numbers left after 151 runs, number 15 achieved at 217 and the reluctant 25 is still missing
john2443 said:
I'm doing my 250th recorded volunteering on Saturday -
Having knocked my PB down by a few seconds to 31:39 from 32:06 a couple of weeks ago, I managed to surprise myself at the weekend with another new PB of 30:17 on my 25th run. Gutted I didn't do sub 30 minutes, but it's something to aim for still! I joined a running club just before Xmas and have been going out with them on a Tuesday night running between 5 and 7km and it's made a big difference, though I am never likely to repeat the marathon I did 16 years ago!
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